Category: Grants
Blog Post by CharityHowTo Expert Diane H. Leonard, GPC When you set out to secure funding through a grant, you might be surprised that not only are the *right* grant …
Blog Post by CharityHowTo Expert Diane H. Leonard, GPC You successfully wrote and submitted a grant application. And you GOT the grant! Handstands, cartwheels, and high fives for your whole …
Are you looking for a successful grant seeking strategy? Here are 13 tips to grant writing and grant proposals for your nonprofit.
“People grant to people, not to proposals.” — Heather Stombaugh, Grant Professionals Association (GPA) Why Are Grantmaker Relationships so Important? Relationships with grantmakers have become an integral part of …
Blog Post by CharityHowTo Expert Diane H. Leonard, GPC Having a successful grant writing strategy in an organization is SO much more than “simply” submitting well-written grant proposals. Having a …
Blog Post by CharityHowTo Expert Diane H. Leonard, GPC The grant report is a critical document in the grant relationship maintenance process, especially when your focus is on expressing genuine …
What To Look For (And What to Avoid) In Grant Writing Training For Nonprofit Organizations Blog Post by CharityHowTo Expert Diane H. Leonard, GPC When talking with nonprofit professionals who …
Blog post by Diane H. Leonard, GPC Letter writing may seem like a lost art, but done well, it has the potential to open doors for funding opportunities. Specifically, …
Plus: How to be Submit Competitive Applications Blog Post by CharityHowTo Expert Diane H. Leonard, GPC Your organization may have a successful grant seeking strategy. You may have great …
This is a post by Diane H. Leonard, GPC Grantmaker relationships are a critical element of a successful grant seeking strategy, but you may be wondering how you can best …
Have you ever received a rejection letter from a grantmaker and wondered what you could have done differently? Have you ever wondered, as you clicked submit for a significant …
Would you believe me if I told you that the grant budget is often the *first* reviewed portion of a grant application by the grant reviewer?